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  • 2011
    The property, which features a large home designed by architect Jack Arnold situated on 120+/- acres, will be offered without reserve in 5 parcels. Interested buyers can bid on site or live from anywhere at Auction Network ( www.auctionnetwork.com ).
    The Charm House, an iconic and historic structure in Clarkesville, will be put on the auction block at 5 p.m. Monday, Aug. 15.
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    Congratulations 2011 International Auctioneer Champion - Joseph Mast, Williams & Williams Auctioneer
    WWM President & CEO Pam McKissick talks about what really works for the housing market... that of unfettered liquidity brought on by a free market, in a great OpEd piece in the Tulsa Business Journal.
    Senior Vice President of Marketing, Amy Bates, discusses the latest ins and outs of the real estate auction industry, and how the economy can influence sales, in an interview-style article in Heartland Real Estate Business.
    The Tulsa Business Journal covers the promotions announcement of two senior executives, Amy Bates and Rob Bridges, to the recently created positions of Chief Marketing Officer and Senior Vice President of Operations, respectively.
    The recent Williams & Williams real estate auctions in Wellington, Colorado, had a great turnout of more than 100 people on site. Williams & Williams auctioned a multitude of properties including retail, commercial, residential and agricultural. The results led to an influx of new capital to the local community.
  • 2010
    Busting Out at $2 Billion: Williams, Williams & McKissick targets new frontier as it remakes the old one.
    Williams & Williams auctions all types of properties in all 50 states, with buyers bidding on site and online.
    Company to Auction Historic Apartment Building and Industrial Flex Park after Much Success with Pontiac Silverdome
    Company to Auction a Portfolio of Properties including Retail, Commercial, Residential and Agricultural
    Good Variety of Underlying Asset Quality Available as a Whole or As Individual Notes
    Company Set to Auction Popular West Texas Water Theme Park, “Lubbock Water Rampage”
    Leaders Form New Holding Company TULSA, OK, September 8, 2010: Dean Williams, co-founder and CEO of Williams & Williams, and Pam McKissick, founder of Auction Network and President of Williams & Williams, today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement for the formation of WWM (Williams, Williams & McKissick) Holdings, LLC. The two media and auction executives will share ownership and control of all the companies
    Dome Sweet Dome - 8/10/2010
    The man who bought the Pontiac Silverdome for just over half a million dollars is the type of daredevil entrepreneur who could bring Detroit back from the dead—or not
    Unique and inspiring spaces make offices more workable and worker-friendly.
    Two sports venues; two different disposition strategies.
    Deflated in Price and in Purpose, the Hotly Debated Michigan Arena Rises to Life Again, Thanks to Globally-targeted Auction
    A recent New York Times headline read: “Program Will Pay Homeowners to Sell at a Loss.” The article goes on to describe how the program will pay you to move out of your home so the bank can sell it.
    The Pontiac Silverdome -- sold at auction last year for $583,000 -- is back in business: the stadium will host the "Green Soccer Bowl" in May.
  • 2009
    TULSA, OK -- A Tulsa company says it has a good way for homebuyers to save money and help the economy and they're doing it from a small studio in south Tulsa.
    Williams & Williams, one of the larger auctioneers in the foreclosed real estate space, said Tuesday morning that it will coordinate a nationwide auction of 565 properties during the third week of May. The nationwide auction event is largely being driven by the foreclosure fallout, the company said in a press statement.
    1. How are real estate auctions faring as traditional real estate sales drop across the nation?
    Dean Williams, CEO was quoted in 375 foreclosure properties on auction block February, 23rd, 2009
    Get out your auction paddles. At the Jacob Javits Convention Center next Sunday, California-based real estate auction marketing company Real Estate Disposition Corporation is auctioning more than 375 foreclosure properties from northern New Jersey, northeastern Pennsylvania, and the New York City metropolitan region.
    In a dismal real estate environment, one segment of the market is actually booming these days: the auction business.
    Upstairs, cell phones are charging. In the kitchen, snapshots of kids in football jerseys plaster the fridge. And in the living room, auctioneer Danny Green is selling this family home to the highest bidder
    Home foreclosures have more than doubled in Western Washington in the last two years. Now dozens of homes hit the auction block, but many of them don't sell, even at auctions. KING 5's Dean Staley reports.
    Foreclosures are mounting, forcing major lenders and other financial institutions to call in reinforcements to help them move their real estate inventory as quickly as possible.
    With a sharp nod, Robert Parkin bids $500,000 at the auction of a brick colonial house in Upper Marlboro, Maryland, that the builder once valued at $1.1 million.
    Tulsa, Okla.-based Williams & Williams wants to grow its live auction platform.
    Upstairs, cell phones are charging. In the kitchen, snapshots of kids in football jerseys plaster the fridge. And in the living room, auctioneer Danny Green is selling this family home to the highest bidder
  • 2008
    Leading the Way - 12/16/2008
    This industry needs leadership—maybe even your leadership—and it needs it now more than ever before
    Rocky Mountain News - 12/12/2008
    High-end properties at low prices are showing up on auction circuit by John Rebchook, Rocky Mountain News
    As Everyone Seems to be Talking About Change, Will the Servicing Industry Keep Pace? by Dean C. Williams, CMB/Esq.
    35 Ways a One-Dimensional Real Estate System Leads to Multifarious Waste
    A Shift from Thrift - 8/01/2008
    "As house prices fall, a huge amount of financial folly is being exposed. you only learn who has been swimming naked when the tide goes out—and what we are witnessing at some of our largest financial institutions is an ugly sight." Warren Buffett
    Program Introduced by Williams & Williams at NAA International Conference
    In the midst of a summer that will see two political party conventions, and as we head into an election season during which we’ll vote on our next president, it is interesting to look back 7 years and remember the turmoil that surrounded the culmination of the election that brought George W. Bush into office.
    Though Today's One-Sided Real Estate Sales System May Be the Popular Approach, Its Continued Preservation Will Further Blemish the Already-Beleaguered Home-Buying Market
    Williams & Williams Selected as First Online Auction Source
    How are you going to take advantage of one of the fastest-growing trends in the American economy today?
    Faced with a Raft of 'Helpful' Options from Numerous Entities, Today's Borrowers Are Missing Many Solvent Opportunities — and Certainly Aren’t Smiling About It
    Channeling Churchill - 3/01/2008
    By taking a cue from Winston Churchill's innovative thought processes and harnessing the tech tools that are there for the taking, the ailing default industry can—and will—regroup and recover.
    The Tulsa World’s Robert Evatt offers a look at the explosive growth Williams & Williams has experienced over the last five years and the reasons behind the company’s success.
    Renowned Rockefeller Family's Rich History Provides Peek Into Innovative Ways to Challenge Assumptions and Introduce New Ways of Thinking in Default Servicing
    Yet for a body that so deeply values tradition, congress is in great danger of viewing the current foreclosure process as "the way we’ve always done it."
  • 2007
    The Foreclosure Train - 12/01/2007
    As foreclosure rates continue to rise, the risk associated with business as usual travels with them. Blaming consumers will not fix the problem. The need for a more proactive approach grows more evident every day.
    The first Williams & Williams theStudio Auction results in over 175 properties from across the State of Texas selling for more than $20 million in less than seven hours – nearly $50,000 every minute.
    In his monthly column for DS News, Williams & Williams CEO Dean Williams explains how the U.S. housing market makes speculators out of everyday sellers and makes an appeal for non-speculative selling options.
    Send In The Clowns - 10/01/2007
    The circus has come to town and Dean Williams explains in the October issue of DSNews how the ringmasters of the market are attempting to manage the huge mess that's maxing out the three-ring circus of U.S. housing.
    The Wall Street Journal’s George Anders analyzes the growing glut of foreclosed homes on the market, and turns to Williams & Williams CEO Dean Williams for the answer. (Subscription required)
    In order to track the growth in popularity of real estate auctions, J.W. Elphinstone of the Associated Press visited a Williams & Williams auction to see what it was all about.
    The Tulsa World profiles new National Auctioneers Association President and Chairman of Williams & Williams, Tommy Williams.
    Lori Weisberg and Emmet Pierce of the San Diego Union-Tribune look at the real estate market for foreclosed property, and conclude with an overview of the work Williams & Williams is doing in the San Diego area.
    Margaret Price of the Christian Science Monitor takes a look at how to navigate the real estate auction business and quotes Williams & Williams Chairman Tommy Williams on the advantages of that method of sale.
    When Williams & Williams came to St. Petersburg to auction a high-dollar beachfront home, Cristina Silva of the St. Petersburg Times reports that the local community’s imagination was captivated by the notion of a real estate auction.
    In a report on the growing popularity of real estate auctions in the Northern San Joaquin Valley, J.N. Sbranti of the Modesto Bee uses Williams & Williams auctions as an example of the phenomenon.
    When the New York Times wanted to learn first-hand about the battle for real estate liquidity, they sent Vikas Bajaj to Atlanta with an auction crew from Williams & Williams.
    Joe Light of the Florida Times-Union reports on the foreclosure epidemic in the Jacksonville area, and quotes Williams & Williams CEO Dean Williams on the causes and effects.
    The Oklahoman examines Williams & Williams and ASAP, designed to help homeowners in default on their mortgages.
    MBA NewsLink staffers profile Williams & Williams as a global auctioneer firm and interview CEO Dean C. Williams for this daily edition of their newsletter.
    The Hillsdale Daily News' Jan Bellamy follows a man searching to buy a home through auction and how Williams & Williams plays a role in his purchase.
    Auctioning is an increasingly popular method for putting preforeclosed properties back on the market. Managing REO's Jennifer Harmon examines Williams & Williams and CEO Dean Williams' preforeclosure program, ASAP.
    Servicing Management's February issue highlights the launch of Williams & Williams' ASAP program, designed to help borrowers and their secured lenders avoid foreclosure.
    American Banker's Kate Berry profiles Williams & Williams as a company and CEO Dean Williams' venture into selling both foreclosed and pre-foreclosure properties across all 50 states.
    MBA NewsLink's Michael Murray profiles Williams & Williams' ASAP program, designed to serve as an alternative to foreclosures.
  • 2006
    In its October 2006 issue, Auctioneer Magazine profiles the success of Williams & Williams and the team that made it possible.
    In the September 2006 feature story for DS News, Williams & Williams President/CEO Dean Williams explains how businesses mind their bottom line through competitive bidding.
    In its July issue, Inside Mortgage Profitability profiles the success First Magnus Financial Corp. has had by using Williams & Williams for their real estate disposition.
    In the REO Feature Story for Default Servicing News, Williams & Williams President/CEO Dean Williams outlines the benefits of the latest evolution in housing finance - S&P CME Housing Futures and Options.
    In the July 2006 issue of the California Mortgage Press, Williams & Williams President/CEO Dean Williams writes about the positive impact real estate auction can have in California's cooling real estate market.
    In its loss mitigation issue, REO Magazine profiles the Williams & Williams approach to foreclosure prevention.
    In his monthly column for REO Magazine, Williams & Williams President/CEO Dean Williams takes a close look at the stages a vacant foreclosed property goes though during its time on the market.
    Mortgage Servicing News' Jay Comtois presents Williams & Williams President/CEO Dean Williams' views on the growing role of real estate auction in the disposition of REO properties.
    In the March issue of REO Magazine, Williams & Williams President/CEO Dean Williams shows how the game of traditional real estate sales hits REO managers in the pocketbook.
    In his monthly column for REO Magazine, Williams & Williams President/CEO Dean Williams looks at the value of transparency for fiduciaries as they manage real estate on behalf of investors.
    In an interview with REO Magazine, Williams & Williams President/CEO Dean Williams shares his vision for the future of the company as well as trends in REO management.
    In an article for Mortgage Banking magazine, Williams & Williams President/CEO Dean Williams looks at the approach lenders are taking to foreclosure prevention and offers an alternative.
    Economics of REO 2006 - 1/01/2006
    As we begin the new year, a certain degree of optimism accompanies the goals we set for the next 12 months. What can we do better than we did last year? How can we make a difference? What challenges and opportunities lie ahead that can be resolved and perhaps turned around for good?
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